Sterling Court Memory Care in Princeton

• They have memory problems or are diagnosed with a cognitive illness.
• They cannot safely live at home anymore.
• They have a history of wandering.
• They are at risk of injury while living alone.
• They struggle with stress and anxiety while living alone.

We want what’s best for your loved one, and great care always starts with a great team. Enriching Connections is our unique training program that teaches our caregivers how to develop meaningful relationships with our residents.

These relationships serve as the foundation of our care. If your loved one feels safe and secure around our staff, they’ll adapt better to their new living situation. There are several values we focus on during training:

• Relationships & Community: Everyone is invited to belong.
• Commitment: Your loved one is our first priority.
• Certification & Training: All management and Memory Care staff are certified by the Alzheimer’s Association. Their training also includes comprehensive dementia courses.
• Services: We tailor our services to match your loved one’s needs.
• Meaningful Life & Engagement: Our Inspire Wellness for Life program fosters healthy, engaging, and thriving lifestyles.
• Environment: We make continuous adjustments to our buildings and programs to ensure the safety of our Memory Care residents.
• Accountability: We strive for high care standards, and we adjust our services to ensure we provide the best support for your loved one.

The 8-8 program is specifically designed to help our Memory Care residents find structure and stability in their day-to-day lives. Activities in this program promote engagement, safety, community, and security. By focusing on these aspects, we can improve their state of mind and sleep patterns.